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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
4
United Coonsolidates with Morning News item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror to form a unified regional edition and expand coverage across multiple districts.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Uncle Sam will release 21,000,000 pounds of surplus sugar held by the War Department for civilian consumption. The plan, approved by the price equalization board, aims to restock jars and ease shortages, promising sweeter shelves for households and stores nationwide.
A rustic verse by Walt Mason describing a scout fishing with pine pole and cotton line. The narrator muses on trout, gear costs, and home meals while noting politics and Congress as a distant drift. The piece blends humor with rural leisure and light social commentary.
Richmond Times-Dispatch notes Senator Swanson impressed admirers with a powerful, logical address that surprised even his most devoted fans. The report highlights his oratory and forceful delivery.
The Senate opened debate on the covenant of the League of Nations. A masterful presentation supported the administration, portraying the covenant in rational terms and framing it as a matter of real Americanism. The speaker challenged opponents and set a solid foundation for supporters.
Dr Edgar Lee Smith a prominent Martinsburg dentist and Socialist dies of heart failure on Stephens Street on his way to the office. He had been ill and visited his office daily, leaving a wife six children and several siblings. He served on the local draft advisory board in World War I.
Trustee sale notice for Frederick County Farm indicates a scheduled auction date of 7 11 4w with sale terms and property details to be provided by the trustee and advertised in local notices.
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